List Of All Asset Managers In South Africa

What are Asset Managers?

Asset management is a systematic approach to the governance and realization of value from the things that a group or entity is responsible for, over their whole life cycle. It may apply both to tangible assets and to intangible assets.

Below is the list of All Asset Manager In South Africa

Investment research firm, Morningstar, has released its latest analysis of South African asset managers, detailing which of the country’s top fund managers have delivered the best returns.

The analysis is designed to compare managed fund ranges across local asset managers by aggregating their Morningstar Ratings – which assigns individual funds a ranking of between one and five stars.

The research is calculated on a quarterly basis and provides an assessment of the risk-adjusted return of all South African-based unit trusts carrying a Morningstar Rating.

Morningstar stressed, however, that the ranking is not designed as a forward-looking tool – and does not indicate the future positioning of asset managers.

South Africa’s largest private asset manager, Allan Gray, topped the list of the country’s best fund managers for investment performance, showing a continued trend toward value-oriented management.

This can be seen elsewhere on the list with a large year-on-year increase of managers with a similar style, while high-risk, high-reward schemes saw sharp declines, the group said.

Top 20 asset managers – Asset-weighted

Top 20 asset managers – Asset-weighted

How many asset managers are there in South Africa?

Africa 2021 presents exciting opportunities for asset managers:

PwC report. New research from PwC projects that traditional assets under management (AuM) in 12 markets across Africa will rise to around $1,098 billion by 2021, from a 2008 total of $293 billion

What are asset management companies?

An asset management company (AMC) is an asset management/investment management company/firm that invests the pooled funds of retail investors in securities in line with the stated investment objectives.

How do I become an asset manager?

Steps

  1. Pursue a bachelor’s degree in finance. An undergraduate degree in finance is the minimum requirement for a career in asset management.
  2. Obtain a graduate degree. Work towards a master’s degree in finance.
  3. Gain experience through an internship.
  4. Pursue management training programs.
  5. Attain professional credentials.

How do fund managers get paid?

Hedge fund makes money by charging a Management Fee and a Performance Fee.

These fees are generally paid monthly or quarterly and help pay the overhead and daily expenses of running the hedge fund. Performance Fees:

This fee is calculated as a percentage of the fund’s profits.